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Originally Posted by Rioux
That is no big deal using a manufactured toy object.
I have asked that you make a hand made model even grossely done
of the object in the picture i show.Because you pretend it is so easy to fake it.
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Ah yes, I looked back at your initial reply:
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Originally Posted by Rioux
Do it.Show us how you proceed without copy and paste the image of the object.You can even try built a model and add it to image of trees find on the internet and compare the results.That could be an interesting demonstration.
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Well obviously I didn't quite understand what you were getting at, because a few posts later I asked how you'd be able to tell about copy/paste anyway.
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did build a model, that's not a toy, it's a painted balsa wood miniature I made myself. Obviously I did something right since you thought it was a manufactured toy!
I'm not going to make a ugly craft like that. I'm not going to spend hours and hours building something, just to prove to you it can be faked, not when I wouldn't want to keep the model. Instead I'll use one of my other models, that I've built myself. Maybe I'll build a aircraft model and put that in as well, next to a real picture of the same aircraft, and have you try to figure out which one's real. But to make things tricky (50-50 are good chances after all) I could take more than one picture and add them.
You up for the dare?
Then again, I will have spent hours making a miniature, spending money on batteries to take pictures, time in graphics programs, for what? You can still claim it's not good enough.
For now I'll just use the models I have. But since they're from Star Wars I guess I could take pictures from the movie and add those, and see if you can tell the difference.
How's that?